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Recommendations to Shape a Positive Mental Health Climate on College Campuses with and through Peer-to-Peer Networks (2019)
This report offers recommendations for students, administrators, staff, and faculty in order to help them duplicate the success of the Active Mind’s peer-to-peer model to improve mental health outcomes on their campuses.
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Transform Your Campus: Leave of Absence Guide (2018)
Students who find that their school’s leave of absence policies are lacking may be interested in checking out this guide provided by the Active Minds Leave of Absence Policy Campaign. This guide is designed to help students advocate for improved leave of absence policies on their campus. The guide assists students with evaluating their campus’s…
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Taking a Leave of Absence: A Guide for College Students (2021)
Provided by the Ruderman Family Foundation in partnership with Active Minds, this guide is designed to assist students with organizing their request for a leave of absence. It also provides suggestions for what to do while on leave and gives recommendations on how to return from a leave of absence.
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Improving Mental Health of Student Parents: A Framework For Higher Education (2021)
This framework, provided by Ascend at the Aspen Institute and The Jed Foundation, contains guidance for administrators, faculty, and staff at higher education institutions to help them better understand how they can support the mental and emotional well-being of parenting students.
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Help Yourself. Help Others.
From MindWise Innovations comes this self-assessment tool that can be used to assess the emotional health of you or a loved one. They offer various screeners for various conditions, including depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar, psychosis, substance use (with specific screenings for alcohol and opioid use), gambling, and eating disorders. They also offer a well-being screener…
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ULifeline Self Evaluator
This self-evaluation tool offers students the ability to utilize one of four available screeners for the purposes of screening for depression (PHQ-9), anxiety (GAD-7), eating disorders (SCOFF), and substance use disorders (CAGE-AID). Optionally, students may enter the name of their school, which will allow the screener to provide them with information on resources that are…
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Ulifeline – Resources for College Mental Health
An anonymous, confidential, online resource center where college students can be comfortable searching for the information they need and want regarding emotional health.
